COMMERCE – Necta Past Papers – FORM FOUR

COMMERCE – Necta Past Papers – FORM FOUR

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Learn to Look at Questions Conceptually Instead of Individually 

Obviously,
each exam question is completely different. However, that doesn’t mean you need
to rack your brain every time you encounter a new question in an exam. Even if
the context of a question is completely unfamiliar, you know that each question
is asking you to talk about one of the main concepts in the topic. 

If
you learn to identify the key concepts that each question is tackling,
then you’ll know what your examiner is looking for (whatever the
situation). 

Remember, you still need to answer the specific question you’re given (this
means including specific evidence from the exam question instead of just giving
broad definitions) but you’ll be able to easily identify which definitions
you’ll need to include, and which concepts you should write about.